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VOL. TTTT.
LOS ANGELES, CAL., SATURDAY, JANUARY I, 1859.
NO. 34.
■_..0 ^Ittgelcg Star:
l'Uni,ISltli*D EVEHY SATUKDAYMORXIN'l..
At No. 1, Fioo Buildings, Spring Street, Los
Angeles,
BY II. HAMILTON,
TERMS:
SabseHption, per annum, in advance. ,$5 00
For Six: Months :. 00
. For Three Months 2 0(1
Single Number o 25
A'-)Vi!.i_Ti;.[. ..I.NT8 I inserted at TwoDollars per .square
often lines, for the first insertion; and One
Dollar per square for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction made to Yearly Advertisers^
AtfBST...— The foil owing, gentlemen are authorized Agents, for the Star:
L. I*. _ tsfisa San Francisco.
Basse & BffkniOK, Post Office. San Gabriel.
Col. Ira TrtoaraoM Stxmte,
R. *fl. (ir.ny.i Santa, Barbara.
J ..Bui. n. A. Tiro..! as ...San Bernardino.
Montgomery House
REST 4UR INT
v&s
ANGEI
_KS.
known Hi
choirfpst v
To tho oa
DEI'ARTA
Tin- un
'O-MOIJ
UjlltM'
ui., A.
• nils wi
ftbliflhra
BNT. ai
liO'SIO
tow.
. at th
RES'
1 be
nt wil
led w
the
AU
lit-pe
he ii
! 1ST, where lhe
i-iml to hit, sriiesl.s.
ll.i_li-.li, PASTRY
e procured at all
Pmiiilii!-anil p_riieBBii,,.lieil on tlieahorient notici
1). MAVIOIIUSGAULT, Proprietor
Lon Anoi-les, Aug. 8th, 1858.
BELLA UNION HOTEL
-MS-jj-Kl Street,
108 AHOELI-,
FLASHNER & WINSTON,
PROPRIETORS.
THIS HOTEL, ao ion2 known aa the best
|5_tsh.ss Carts.
C. E. THOM,
Attorney and OoissiseHoi- at I_aw
LOS ANfrKUCS.
Office iii Pico Boi-dinga, Spring street. j>-:.
Romhi-
I cannot let t
saying somelhin
: ofthe United 8*
\ Irian W&. bom i
5. Glrard.
. alip by -..itboni,
Jicantile celebrity,
i'in Qiratd; This
r the banks ofthe
III
i a pei
I bad
We
ry as ;:
Ha
E. J. C. KEWEN,
Attorney antl ConnseHOT at Law,
/, LOS ANGELES, Cai..,
Wild Wticein theCourts ol tliePlBST JadieiaJ
Dietri>L f,°e Supreme Court., nnd the U. S. Die-
trie'"— rjE'-nl' the Southern District of California.
->rs;e ''"'Temale's Building, opposite JSeUua's
m, J ' myf>
3| 0[m j. c. WELSH,
- Wholesale Mid Retail
cTs? it TJ O- <3r X £» T ,
.18 ■'nrl/^i.A'- STREET, LOS ANGELES.
gradually Haeo to the post of second
came as such to Philadelphia, where be
and opened a tavern on l.he banks of the
<or sueh of his countrymen who were e
the West India trade, particularly t!ia
Domingo. The revolution io St. Dcnui.
ally bro
fn ..h eottn
_ich c
id, b»
ged iu
itli St
ill .
DR. T. F. SWIM,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST
Salizar-s Block—Main Street,
LOS ANGELES. n21
C. DUCOMMUN,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Wholesale md Retail Dealer in
Famcy Goods, Rooks A. Stataosicry,
TOBACCO, PI!-..:-. UjtCtAKS;
— ALSO,—
Window Glass, Oils and Color,., Varnishes,
Turpentine, &c. &c. &c.
The most varied and extensive stock on hand, to
l}e found out of ..an Francisco. sepll
MYER J. NEWMARK,
Notary Public and Ccnvoyancer,
In Office ol E. J. C. Kki-.e.v, Esq.
MAIN STKE1-T, LOS ANGELES, opposite
Bulla Un
i Hotel.
1.27
LAFAYETTE HOTEL-
Main JS.iir-ee-,,
OPPOSITE THE HELL.1 UMC M,
I_OS ANGELES.
^_rA THIS E.t»blislimoiu Offer. superior in-
locution is li.sii-.ible, the .ntablishm.nt large mill
commodious, -ilh i-oonia-siii.lo ami for famihe!—
clean and well fiiniisln'd, anil a laOlc well supplied
-.ilh Hie chiiieesi. viands and il.liciicie. ol the season
—as il well known by those who have favored the
house wilh their patrona
The fropneaor will nl
gleet nothing, to give In:
i exertion, ami ne-
entii-i- "atiefaction.
F. W. KOLL.
Loa Angeles, Pep*. 11, 185*
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
3MC£_iix Street,
Los Angeles.
1 tbe
form
THE S0B8CK-BEB b»»in
ahove iistahnshiin-iii. t,"_- l--i
thepii'bliolhal h-- l,:,s i-.-liti.-n „ii„ reini-
lished the same, and that it will l.e con-
_7_77.7,i the very heat style. The table will be
liberallv supplied with everything Uie market affords and every oars will he taken to make the
UNITED STATES HOTEL 0 comfortable home
for hoarders.
A taehed to the Hotel is a BAR, where the best
of liquors and cigars are kept
Terms, moderate to soil lhe times.
T. WEAVES.
Los Angeles. Aug. 22, 1858.
-POLAR 01 it.
30,000 Gallons Refined Polar Oil,
Uf II _ R tl K _3 -i.'Wl C.I S KS,
For Sde ftt Lmver Prices
Than ever before offered in California.
PUIiCHASEltsof oils would do well to visit
our e*tab iahment, before laying in their winter stmh.
^BSfWe will guarantee to suit ALL aa to quality aud i riee.
L.iBn an,
Is also otl'ereil at- greally reduced rates,
WINTER SPEK3I OIL,
V/'arranleil to stand the test of coldest weather.
BINNACLE <>>L,
Warranted to burn a lamp dry without trimming
CirtU'IU-INE,
Bistillad tresh every day.
BlIitNING FLUID,
Of superior quality.
SI'..NJ|'Oi!n llllOS.,
I'ae.ilie Oil aiiiHJauiphon-R orlts,
OC23 3m -IS Front street, near Unlilornia.
' /' HeB'Y GOODS!
MEYENMANjN,. PICK k CO.,
89&91 California St.,
iEMPIRE BLOCK.)
lJtfPOI.Ti.RS AND JOBBERS,
OEl.'ER FOR SALE.
PIECE OR PAKAGE,
x,l\o,-i;ets-_i.ei>; white, blue and
1)
GltBI'iN
■rrlBtB,
Frenoh and Engli.h
Merinos,
Alpacas,
Marseilles,
Carpets',
Hearth Rugs,
Oriiuib (Jliith.
Linen Gnoiis oful
k-iildu.
Window tlnrtains,
Damaslra.
Wool Plaids,
H"S""T,WO P. TOM. JSSOllTjnJST OTJ
I_»_0.--_" C_.0<_>X>Si!
For Sale at Lowest Market Rates
, oclt-3m
Velvet Ribbon,,
lllack OirClotE,
Pilot anil Heaver Cloths.
FreiicJi Hats.
Black Oil Clcth Hate,
Shirts.
French and English Muslin de Laine.
Spool Cotton,
Farmer's Satin,
Marshal's Linen Thread,
Velvets,.
Hunting,
Giugliams,
SS. X_ _A. 5S __. XI X>.
JMFO-tTBB,
Anr. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
F-encli, EnglisEa and Assiericai-
Dry Goods.
Corner of Melius Row. Los Angeles. any 2
safety from tho .eland, he bartered fimn- ai;d meal
-ur ttuffije, j;ii;:i iue :--.E'E, \diie i ji«(3 b»*'.j Kcar.e
worth nii_'iiiionii-g at Brat, gradually inc_ea*ed, and
enabled l_iir_ to build larger ves.Si_!fi, and extended
his spirit ol enterprise in all directiona. His frugality bordered on avarice. Sailor's fare was to
him the best, and the freighting of vessels his favorite pursuit. The success which attended his
exertions at length became unexampled; for he
never had his ship insured, but always chose skillful and experienced cup tains, thus saving himself
the heavy expense of taking out insurance policies, and continued-aeti'ng on this principle, gradually increasing his capital more aud more, utiti'
it swelled to an euormous amonnt. Illiterate, as
a French common sailor needs be, and searcely
able to write his own name, he called all his ships
after the great authors of his native country, and
thus enjoyed lhe sensation of beholding tie American flag waving above a Montesquieu, a Voltaire,
a IMvetius, aud a Jean Jackues Rousseau. His
ships, which he was in the habit of sending successfully to Lhe island Mauritius, at that, time the
Isle de France, to Calcutta and Canton, and each
of which cost from forty to sixty thousand dollars,
brought back cargoes worth from one to two huudred thousand dollars to Philadelphia, and thence
to Europe, particularly to Messrs. Hope & Co., at
Amsterdam, and were never insured. Remarkable
good fortune attended ali these emerpiises. Uutil
the year 1815 not one of his ships was ever lost or
captured. It will be easy to form an idea of the
amount ol capital accumulated by this saving of
insurance premiums, when the latter went as high
as from ten lo fifteen, and even twenty per cent.
Girard's right, hand man was a countryman of
ph^ea! banning,
Forwarding ami CoBUsssission
Merchant*
LOS ANGELES AND SAN PEDRO.
olt
___.■ Stofclitoi- In-nin Anyiiim.
*re indebted, says the San Joaquin Repv.b'-
Exan.U} Mr. Bolts, tl.e .S.'Ci'eiai-y oi tbe In-aue
A:-vluni, tor the tollowing tiitile of admissions to
the Asylum for th- pMl two monihs. with tbe
causes of the insanity of thu. o iidmiited, and the
8** ape in which the disorder appeared in them. In
regard l ■ eausei, it will be s<*'-n that twenty-four
of :;. ■ ",,. v !,' j ■ '.:■■ i ■ jmi-i,.il as *' unknown.': —
This fact greatjy retards tie ncoverv of these parents, as the physician 'in ... it much more difficult
to decide in what manner to treat them. It will
be Been that fourteen of the patients were received
trom San Fmnci.eo county ;
JK't.mber of patients received _fram the respective
SKI) I
"II-,
Miirb.j
* 4;
Disappointment,^; Syphilis, 2; Puerperal fever.
'■ ;_(;-.■ oi' !:!■<-■.i-riv, I ; Kpilepsv, 1; _';.i■■.'.. -is. I :
IJnkDown, 24. Total, 39.
Form or Insamtx—Acute Maoia, 9 ; Dementia.
7: Partial Diroeotin, 7; Periodical ItisanHy, 5:
Melancholia. .5; Partial lu.-anitv.4; Chronic Mania. 1 ; .■.lo.ioni.u*:;.. 1. Total. 39.
Number of Admissions, Discharges, Deaths and
Elopemsnts, from Sept. 30,1858, to Nov. 30 185§ :
Number of patients iu the Asylum, Sept. 30,
1858, 272.
Number ot patients admitted since Sept. 30,
1858, 39.
Numher treated, 311.
Number dtschiuged since Sept. 30. 165S. 20.
Number died since Sept. 30. 1858. 5
Number eloped since Sept. 30, 1850, 4.
Total discharges, deaibs and elopements, 38.
In the Asylum, Nov. 30, 1858. 273,
. Bia!.'.. I*_x*M.-.Utio
ine of the party, s
the Fori
Mr. Edwardi
Smith Times, of November 24,
terday evening, just as our paper was going to
press, direct From Lieut. Benle's camp, on the South
side of the Canadian, a'.out two hundred and fifteen
miles. He reports the company to he well and the
road to be exc .11- ut. and as a natural road, unsurpassed. Tbe country lie represents to be beautiful
and rich. Mr. Beale intends going on us sooti as
the escoit overtakes him, which is about three or
four davs behind him. The camp is beyond Ofao-
teau'sold trading house.
The mail from Neosho, Mo., for Albuquerque,
under the charge of the contractor, Mr. Gkeene, is
at Lieut. Beale's camp. He was prevniled upon by
Lieut. Beale to remain with them until tbey get
through the Camauche country.
It is the intention of Lieut. i_eale to go fhrough
to Albuquerque this winter. Mr. Edwards is on
his way to New York, on business connected with
the road, aud expe_*§ to join the cSpeditiori at Albuquerque, some time during the winter.
[From the Home Journal.]
Dmti_ of Edward Pollock.
Died.—In San Fnu.cisco, on Monday morning,
the 18th ins-t., altera short illness, Edward Pollock,
aged 35 years. Mr. Pollock was a native of Philadelphia. He leaves a wile and lour children.
Edward Polinc!- is no morel We eaauot gift1*
utterance to tht- words which the pen writes down.
We attempt to whisper tliein iu his very room, BO
ofien lit up by' hit-* living face, hut the sound, die'
away and are changed to tears. One of America's
sweetest poets—Ciililornia's gilted bird—is dead.
Beiore u,. is a poem hai! fuiisiied—it was his work.
By oi.r side is a vacant chair—it was his place—
shadows of a pa.-t friendship throng around in life-
| like ech.rs. \V_ lock up expecting to see him as
were want to do. Alas, a quickly gathering rohV
! seems to prevent us, aud lhe th robbings of a heavy
I hear! tell us he is gone. Gone—in the very open-
i ing of his lite—Tbe commencement of the y-^ari
which were to curve his name. Gone—at the moment when he was becoming most prized here—
v,_i_.i tbe .xeriious of early manhood were com-.
mencing to produce their fruits. It is hard to
Fealiae thai he has thus passed away from eartljj
We cannot contemplate it, though we know ths*'
the sod now rests ahove him. Everything around
us say that he was here but yesterday, aud we how
our head in anuuish when wo ask will he come-
again to-morrcw?
Tiiat Our friend was a Poet—none who were ac-'
qnainted with him and his works, will question.—
Only the ignorant or the envious, will affect, tiT
rank him with the class of i-ccomplii-hed men of
high culture and poetic sensibility, who make ver--
ees. move or less harmonious and agreeable. That'
he was no mere vn-ifier. bis '■Olivia," "Chandos;
Picture," •■Adeline," "Italia," and "Falcon,"
wtii ..■.ar'ui.dying witnes.i. Never, by any poet,,
living or fiend, has the supernatural been more
finely touched than in lhe two perfect poems first
named. Byron never wrote lines more Yigorot_-V
more abounding in vitality,^passion, and power,
than those in Which France is apostrophized in
'■ Italia," Aud-the '■ Falcon,'-' though not as perfect of its kind as several of his lesser productions,-
is entitled to rank with the best ballads in our-'
il-:'.
dir
nths
Tlie _U_LflJ
■ Dr. Whitehouso hat
other letter in reply ti
pany, in regard to lhe
in which he reiterates
lecta in the cable may
made available for ihi
I KelegEBpb.
ritten and pi:
e Directors i
tlantic Te.eg
; conviction i
JOHN GOLLER.
GOLLER & TOMLiMSON,
.Fo rtv_ircli.il.*: a nil C.>=ii__iis5iosi
Merchants,
LOS ANGI-XES and SAN PEDRO, Cai.
R. E. Raimoxd, Agt. at -San Prancisco.
July 3, 1.85S. uovG
BACHMAN & CO,
WUOLl'.SAL*- AM) KETAri, Di'.Al.Kl.H [N
Gioeerles, Wines, I.Iq.iors, CXotbllig, Mn._r._-
Produce, Hides niul "VV oo 1 (iiJ_en In eielnniige.
Los Angeles street, second house from Commercial street. June 12th, 1858.
FRANCES MELLUS,
WHOLESALE ASH BSTAIL pl.iUt.Ef-
I_a Groceries, Hardware, Paints,
Oils, Ac &.c.
JUNCTION OF MAIN AND SPRING STREETS
LOS ANGEL.t-iS. aftie
E. H. WORKMAN & BRO.
Saddlers and Harness Itlakers,
TEMPLES MARBLE FRONT BLOCK,
Will keep constantly on hand an assortment of
Saddles, Harness, &c. Kc.
_.e]-«'-.-ng done Willi proi*i|>tne»8.
Oct. 24th, 1858.
IMC - jES. -A. ^_? SBrm
Notary Public and Conveyancer
SAN BEBNARBINO.
OFFICE—In Brick Building, Main street.
Agreements, Deed., Powers of Attorney, Mortgages, aud all other Legal Papers drawn and acknowledged. finoO
matter into serious conpidi-ration. and give him a
hfiudan-nesom, tb»t bv m ght put aside and turn
fo good account. Girard. a little nettled by this,
replied ibat be would give him ten thousand dollars, but Rci.eijeot demanded sixty. He was told
to wait uutil the next day, wheu, without hearing
another word in relation to the matter, he received what he asked for—sixty ihcu.and dollars.
Magnanimous as Girard could be in many fhiugs
on the
Of hi*.
dhe
rill-lien. ■
i franc*
ah!.* I
. pens
bear
aid tc
oft
on ventured to cross the ocean to visit him
iladeiphia, he immediately sent them away
i tr fling present. In one particular instants*1
liil'ited unusual bard heartedness. His cap-
had received the strictest orders not lo bring
strange good?, passengers or letters marked
:hem. One of his ship? was returning from
aux. and through another whijh had hurried
'"ore it, he learned that it was conveying him
ati.
of his a.
.aslle. on
Ut
:ia:.li*
bidding him to land?
it that point until an
■th-. vessel had been proeur
ed to take them back-
to Bordeaux, wh-n he migh
come up to l'hdadfc
lpina.with his cargo. Tht
captain was then rep
aced bv another person. He
lowerer, made an ex
eptJoaia favor of two neices
,he orphan daughter
- of a brother who had die
n poverty. He alio
wed these girls to come tc
iim. and gave one ot
them permission, along witl
lliy Munis:
nine
. Le
jdt
Ao
lemoni, who hud i
upon the restoration ol the Bourbons, after the
battle of Waterloo. In his will he bequeathed an
equal sum to the ofher.
of live vears immediately preceding
last, lhe army averaged 13,600 men,
ind the expenses ol transportation
.0.000.000 or two mil lions annual1}*,
iod of 'five years preceding fhe firs'
GAMERINTJS EEEWEBY.
rilHE best ALE and Bi'iER nu*.;iuf.u.mr''d, andal-
J_ wayson hand. Delivered to city customer.
withoutexlra charge.
Coopering-and Uepnir_-i£ ofRiuids.&c.&c.
An assortment of Barrels always on hand.
K. MESSER, Preprietor.
Oct 30th, 1S5S.
id 9,9911
mei
in the h ■*•'■ _•_ yesb ::!av. as mteo
fVr Calif.'..a on the stealer of th- ,'
ber, we have be* n laform.d of the f.
John Drew, an excellent Irish conun
actor of consid u mil'.1 ooie, aad Mr. C
be the best delineator of Irish character since the
days of the lamented Tyrone Power.. Webfrfe $e-
lore made mention of Mr. Collins7 design to" visit
California. What, with Mr. Hackeft, Agnes Roh-
inson. Dion Hourcicauit, John Drew. Mr. Collins,
Mr. Anderson, the celebrated tragedian, Mrs. J..hu
Wood, Mr. John Wood, Mrs. Alexina Fishes Baker.
Mr. Lewis B.fcer, the tuleuted Mr. James Stark,
Mrs. Stark, the ever popular and gifled __.i9.sin
Groagenh-iim. Mrs. Judah, our old established and
weil-heloved favorite, whosa lustre never dims,
Siguor and Signora Bianchi, and others of less
note, we (.ball have the stars of *rag"dy. comedy,
vaudeville, burlesque, and no lack of operatic in
...rludes, during the wioler. Really, we are promised an abundance of choice entertain meats' far
i surpassing anv other one city in theUnio.i.—Htr-
j aid.
Medical Department or the U. S. Army ox tke
Pacific Coast.—The Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, for December, contains the following
list of the medical officers of the United States
army now stationed on this coast :
| Charles McCormiek, surgeon U. S. army, senior
j on the Pacific coast, medical director ofthe mili-
i tarv department of California, graduate of the
Univeisity of Maryland,
Joseph R. Barnes, surgeon U. S. army, medical
director of the military department of Oregon,
Assistant Surgeons. Stations.
C. C. Keeney San Francisco
R. Murray, medical purveyor Pacific coast.Eeuicia
J. F. Hammond, as-istant surgeon .Foil Townsend
P. Or. S. TenBroeck, assistant surgeon., Fort Tejon
T. A. McPurliu, assistant surgeOn, ..Fort Cascades
Lafayette Gu;id wsistaut surg.. .Fort B am bold*
Wm. S. K*U:tr, a.-si.-l a: it surgeon . . . .M.ifavi* river
K. Gilaan. assisteol surgeon Yamhill
ir friend Reeratd to have
resentiment ol upproach--
ing Eteaih ; for his conversation night alter night,-
aa he sat talking with us for hours at a time,-
showed that his thoughts were tending.towards the
realities of the unseen world. The iast evenings'
we pent with him, were in a great measure, occupied with discussions respecting death', tbe exist*
e__.ee o: spirits, and a future life, themes which' on
these occasions, bespoke of uniformly in art-verent,
earnest and religious .-pint.
! His eu I ". i- peaeefal, though sudden. He rasa-
| ed away without a struggle—without" a groau;*
! an9 tbose who have looked upon the calm reposo
[ of his features in death, saw nothing there that
was repubive or unpleasant to contemplate ; a
j hi a**y c.'.ud seined to have pa-sed from his coun-'
teo&uee, Bud he looked as one who slspt.
He tins p ,--*.l away from among ns, hut he haa1
uot per.-h.d. Long will his memory be oherished'
! in ihe hear is ot tlicse who knew him best, and who
i were tber fore best able to discern the true nature'
; of the man. i'lrough ihe clouds that at times ob-
\ ,-euit d it. Tho^eofus who enjoyed his intimacy
' and his friendship, cannot easily forget him ; and:
' #e are assured that it will be long indeed before
: California will cense lo^cheriph the meniory ofher
The Vistage.—The following letter, says the
Washington Union, Irom an extensive owner of
vinyards in Fr.'i_i32*to an English resident in Paris.'
contains some in teres! ing observations on the v in.
tage of the preeent yewr :
In the departments in which the renowned sort
of wine are produced, they will be equal to what'
we call viua de ta c.omete—a sacramental phrase
for good winea, ever since the year 1811 when a
comet caused great fear to feeble-minded people.
In the departments in which, like that ot the:
Iler.iuit, cheap wine* are produced, the abundance'
is extraordinary aud the qua'ity good. There
have beeu so:(ie bunchee of grapes, rare it is true,
7 centimetres, {'Ih feel long.) In some vinyards'
-in ■ 1 :ud ire : ■* ;:;' iiallon.) of wine p-r he-.tar'
[2$ scree) trtt»e iv en oblained. Certain owuers
have atftde .:(l,000 lieetolitres :■ others 25.000 : and
there are even some who have obtained 35.000.—
Now y*m know t--at the ci.u-uu_pt*ou ol the United
Kingdom of Great. Britain and Ireland is only
aboul 35,000 iieclolitres. The selling price oi wine'
to ie takeu at liie owner's, (the purchaser finding
hia own casks,), has fallen as low as 2f. the hectoli-'
tre—9 cent mes Hie gallon. This is exceptional, it
is true : but for 4 cents a gallon you may hare aa'
much vine as you iifre.-*
What a Ft range thing it is tbat Europe should
impose heiiVJ cn.-iom duties ou a beverage so'
agree ble, so strengthening, and so nourishing !—
In England, 'or example, the gallon which you:
might have in fhe Ilerault for 2d. pays a custom
duty ot 5s, 9d. It is true that in your tariff that is
the on.y enormity you have; but ought that to be
niainiain.-d'-
TlIE
^:i).;:
Now
It e it
Tbe
fra-.spor-
■ausporta-
are con-
SADDIiE! -E*. 3T
SI. ROl^TKTj
C. Hern.
H. Herri
.sistant surgeon
i-is't surg.i.N. W
Fort Ymr
Bouud'y Surve
Tbe North American
F CoxitnAiiiEi..—In Australia, tho'
t wind, and the south the cool; the
wesrerlv the most unhealthy and the east the most
salubrious; it is Bummer with the colonists when it-
is winter nt home, and the barometer is considered
to rise befoie bad weather, and to fall before good ;-■
tbe swims are black and the eagles are white j the'
mole lavs eggs and has a duck s bill; tbe kangaroo,-
an aniinal between the deer and the squirrel, has'
five claws on his fore paws, three talons on his hind
legs, like a bird, and yet hops on its tail. There is"'
B bird * Tin. Hi;, hugu) whieh baa a brooin in i.s mouth"
:..i-.i .ftd of a tongue ; 8 fish, one-half belonging to*'
ihe gemis-rara, and ihe oiner that ofsqualus. The'
(Tod 18 found ill the river*', and the perch in the sca;:
the valleys are cold, and the mountain tops warm;
tbe nell; e is a loflv tree, and th * poplar a dwarfish'
shrub- the cherry grows with tbe stone outside;-
lhe fields are fenced with mahogany; the humblest
bouse is fitted up with cedar, and the myrtle plants
are burnt for fuel; the trees are without friut. the'
flowers without scent, and tlie.bitds without song.
LO. Aire.EI._ES STREET, In froiit of OorbttC
«. IS.xvU.i-.
Telegra
hic d
-i.ai-hes ii*-. Iv 1
ceired at
TTAS the honor to announce to the Public, that,
11 he still carries on his business at- the old
stand, as above, and having in his employment
competent workmen, he is prepared fo execute all
orders with which he may be favored, in the Manufacturing of
Spam; F
tempt io
Mexico, it
lish annus
om tli
.uijtlM-
wdors
the mallir h_(we.m |
iipated that the Fienei
will not be able to pr
IJ"_(H. _'Sa_*iii.'-*,t"i.iT_;-_..<■ i* .i-;>asr-j"l-ig, Hill"- .■!i>_ic'_5i_j>-
of alt -iii-..*...
Also, rv-i-y__--.i__*i» t_Ue S»«_<H*ry Business*
Los Angeles, Nov. 31st, 1858.
sort to bos
Tampic.
Gen. Ga
unknown--
ti lilies
■s to the 22nd ult.. ftf
the city on the 2.1s'-
*■ received
for parts
00 Barrels best Cahxionga Lime,
For Sale Cheap hy
DAVm ANDERSON,
Wagon Maker, Main street,
OppositePalton'slSrick Building.
Los Angeles, Oct. 9t.li, 185S.
loruionism.
et day else-
te example
mente af it
..sieiuiiug
i..ie ruled
i of bo^b principal
of Nov. _!ifh.
*e preparing lo i
0 Ric ■ into a st-u
Inn proposes a cei
OoNTBSTEn Siv'.'rs is' Tin. Next C xckess—The'
seats io Uje next House of Representatives which.-
II -o feir tippettrs, will be contested, are that of
Bwn.el E. Slikleffi Demeora^ of the Third New
Y.^rk '"li.fi-iel, _ A. J. "Williamson, American ;:
that of Jho=, B. Florence, !> mocrat. of the First
Pennsylvania District, hy John W. Ryan, llepuhli-,
can ; That ol V„ B. French. Republican, of the Third
Maine Bistrict, by A. "*V. Johnson, Democrat ; and
thai nf J. S, Barrett, Democrat, of ihe First Missouri District, by Francis P. Blair, Jr..Rnpiiiilican,-
H'ralsti pioBali'e lhat ihe seat ofthe member from-
thu Ninth New Voik District will be eonrested, in
tba evert of either llaslduor Kemble receiving tbo
certificate of election.
A plvlosopqei
6tS lirsl lesson
3d fro
;lt the ground i
i whom he received^
e replied, *' From1
i s'.-p until they havo
t of them."
litnres for the
ands.
> tbe
■ debts of
■ annexa-
^, jf_T _E3 J3 JET.
Garden Speeds for Bale?
BY HELT.MAN & OO.
an23 Temple's Block, Main street.- ;
valry, have been furnished.
The First Book F_.tr in A_n_i.ic*..— It is stated
in Oofrstfs Register lor tSEE that the first hock
lair in Ihe Utn'led States was held on tbe 1st of
June of Ural, vear, "and brought fogi-ther avast,
Mr. Douglas is reported to have made 120 speeches during his late cinvus*!. all Bat two of which*
were made In the one*.; ait. His road travel ia I'tifr
mr.vi, -,-. iEEl miles.
and dramntio
8 attorney and*
biuetts. on the*
Ceo. Vandeiboffi the
eader. was admitted to

The English weekly newspaper, Los Angeles Star includes headings: [p.1]:[col.3] "Reminiscences of Mr. S. Girard", "The Mexican difficulty", [col.4] "The Stockton Insane Asylum", "Lieut. Beale's expedition", "The Atlantic telegraph", "Medical department of the U.S. Army on the Pacific Coast", [col.5] "Death of Edward Pollock", "The vintage", "The land of conrearies", "Contested steats in the next congress"; [p.2]: [col.1] "The New Year", [col.3] "President's message", "Right of search", [col.4] "Acquisition of Cuba", "Mexican affairs", "The Pacific railroad", "The holidays", [col.5] "From San Bernardino", "Well done, Michigan!"; [p.3]: [col.1] "Report of the Secretary of the Interior", "Indian affairs", "The speakership", "Probate Court, State of California, Los Angeles County, in the matter of the estate of Hilliard P. Dorsey, deceased", [col.3] "State of California, County of San Bernardadino, in the Distict Court of the First Judicial District", [col.4] "Proclamation State of California, Executive Department"; [p.4]: [col.1] "By authority. By the President of the United States".

PR}.
His;o:;f
SOUTHE
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VOL. TTTT.
LOS ANGELES, CAL., SATURDAY, JANUARY I, 1859.
NO. 34.
■_..0 ^Ittgelcg Star:
l'Uni,ISltli*D EVEHY SATUKDAYMORXIN'l..
At No. 1, Fioo Buildings, Spring Street, Los
Angeles,
BY II. HAMILTON,
TERMS:
SabseHption, per annum, in advance. ,$5 00
For Six: Months :. 00
. For Three Months 2 0(1
Single Number o 25
A'-)Vi!.i_Ti;.[. ..I.NT8 I inserted at TwoDollars per .square
often lines, for the first insertion; and One
Dollar per square for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction made to Yearly Advertisers^
AtfBST...— The foil owing, gentlemen are authorized Agents, for the Star:
L. I*. _ tsfisa San Francisco.
Basse & BffkniOK, Post Office. San Gabriel.
Col. Ira TrtoaraoM Stxmte,
R. *fl. (ir.ny.i Santa, Barbara.
J ..Bui. n. A. Tiro..! as ...San Bernardino.
Montgomery House
REST 4UR INT
v&s
ANGEI
_KS.
known Hi
choirfpst v
To tho oa
DEI'ARTA
Tin- un
'O-MOIJ
UjlltM'
ui., A.
• nils wi
ftbliflhra
BNT. ai
liO'SIO
tow.
. at th
RES'
1 be
nt wil
led w
the
AU
lit-pe
he ii
! 1ST, where lhe
i-iml to hit, sriiesl.s.
ll.i_li-.li, PASTRY
e procured at all
Pmiiilii!-anil p_riieBBii,,.lieil on tlieahorient notici
1). MAVIOIIUSGAULT, Proprietor
Lon Anoi-les, Aug. 8th, 1858.
BELLA UNION HOTEL
-MS-jj-Kl Street,
108 AHOELI-,
FLASHNER & WINSTON,
PROPRIETORS.
THIS HOTEL, ao ion2 known aa the best
|5_tsh.ss Carts.
C. E. THOM,
Attorney and OoissiseHoi- at I_aw
LOS ANfrKUCS.
Office iii Pico Boi-dinga, Spring street. j>-:.
Romhi-
I cannot let t
saying somelhin
: ofthe United 8*
\ Irian W&. bom i
5. Glrard.
. alip by -..itboni,
Jicantile celebrity,
i'in Qiratd; This
r the banks ofthe
III
i a pei
I bad
We
ry as ;:
Ha
E. J. C. KEWEN,
Attorney antl ConnseHOT at Law,
/, LOS ANGELES, Cai..,
Wild Wticein theCourts ol tliePlBST JadieiaJ
Dietri>L f,°e Supreme Court., nnd the U. S. Die-
trie'"— rjE'-nl' the Southern District of California.
->rs;e ''"'Temale's Building, opposite JSeUua's
m, J ' myf>
3| 0[m j. c. WELSH,
- Wholesale Mid Retail
cTs? it TJ O- <3r X £» T ,
.18 ■'nrl/^i.A'- STREET, LOS ANGELES.
gradually Haeo to the post of second
came as such to Philadelphia, where be
and opened a tavern on l.he banks of the
>L,
Warranted to burn a lamp dry without trimming
CirtU'IU-INE,
Bistillad tresh every day.
BlIitNING FLUID,
Of superior quality.
SI'..NJ|'Oi!n llllOS.,
I'ae.ilie Oil aiiiHJauiphon-R orlts,
OC23 3m -IS Front street, near Unlilornia.
' /' HeB'Y GOODS!
MEYENMANjN,. PICK k CO.,
89&91 California St.,
iEMPIRE BLOCK.)
lJtfPOI.Ti.RS AND JOBBERS,
OEl.'ER FOR SALE.
PIECE OR PAKAGE,
x,l\o,-i;ets-_i.ei>; white, blue and
1)
GltBI'iN
■rrlBtB,
Frenoh and Engli.h
Merinos,
Alpacas,
Marseilles,
Carpets',
Hearth Rugs,
Oriiuib (Jliith.
Linen Gnoiis oful
k-iildu.
Window tlnrtains,
Damaslra.
Wool Plaids,
H"S""T,WO P. TOM. JSSOllTjnJST OTJ
I_»_0.--_" C_.0X>Si!
For Sale at Lowest Market Rates
, oclt-3m
Velvet Ribbon,,
lllack OirClotE,
Pilot anil Heaver Cloths.
FreiicJi Hats.
Black Oil Clcth Hate,
Shirts.
French and English Muslin de Laine.
Spool Cotton,
Farmer's Satin,
Marshal's Linen Thread,
Velvets,.
Hunting,
Giugliams,
SS. X_ _A. 5S __. XI X>.
JMFO-tTBB,
Anr. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
F-encli, EnglisEa and Assiericai-
Dry Goods.
Corner of Melius Row. Los Angeles. any 2
safety from tho .eland, he bartered fimn- ai;d meal
-ur ttuffije, j;ii;:i iue :--.E'E, \diie i ji«(3 b»*'.j Kcar.e
worth nii_'iiiionii-g at Brat, gradually inc_ea*ed, and
enabled l_iir_ to build larger ves.Si_!fi, and extended
his spirit ol enterprise in all directiona. His frugality bordered on avarice. Sailor's fare was to
him the best, and the freighting of vessels his favorite pursuit. The success which attended his
exertions at length became unexampled; for he
never had his ship insured, but always chose skillful and experienced cup tains, thus saving himself
the heavy expense of taking out insurance policies, and continued-aeti'ng on this principle, gradually increasing his capital more aud more, utiti'
it swelled to an euormous amonnt. Illiterate, as
a French common sailor needs be, and searcely
able to write his own name, he called all his ships
after the great authors of his native country, and
thus enjoyed lhe sensation of beholding tie American flag waving above a Montesquieu, a Voltaire,
a IMvetius, aud a Jean Jackues Rousseau. His
ships, which he was in the habit of sending successfully to Lhe island Mauritius, at that, time the
Isle de France, to Calcutta and Canton, and each
of which cost from forty to sixty thousand dollars,
brought back cargoes worth from one to two huudred thousand dollars to Philadelphia, and thence
to Europe, particularly to Messrs. Hope & Co., at
Amsterdam, and were never insured. Remarkable
good fortune attended ali these emerpiises. Uutil
the year 1815 not one of his ships was ever lost or
captured. It will be easy to form an idea of the
amount ol capital accumulated by this saving of
insurance premiums, when the latter went as high
as from ten lo fifteen, and even twenty per cent.
Girard's right, hand man was a countryman of
ph^ea! banning,
Forwarding ami CoBUsssission
Merchant*
LOS ANGELES AND SAN PEDRO.
olt
___.■ Stofclitoi- In-nin Anyiiim.
*re indebted, says the San Joaquin Repv.b'-
Exan.U} Mr. Bolts, tl.e .S.'Ci'eiai-y oi tbe In-aue
A:-vluni, tor the tollowing tiitile of admissions to
the Asylum for th- pMl two monihs. with tbe
causes of the insanity of thu. o iidmiited, and the
8** ape in which the disorder appeared in them. In
regard l ■ eausei, it will be s=ii__iis5iosi
Merchants,
LOS ANGI-XES and SAN PEDRO, Cai.
R. E. Raimoxd, Agt. at -San Prancisco.
July 3, 1.85S. uovG
BACHMAN & CO,
WUOLl'.SAL*- AM) KETAri, Di'.Al.Kl.H [N
Gioeerles, Wines, I.Iq.iors, CXotbllig, Mn._r._-
Produce, Hides niul "VV oo 1 (iiJ_en In eielnniige.
Los Angeles street, second house from Commercial street. June 12th, 1858.
FRANCES MELLUS,
WHOLESALE ASH BSTAIL pl.iUt.Ef-
I_a Groceries, Hardware, Paints,
Oils, Ac &.c.
JUNCTION OF MAIN AND SPRING STREETS
LOS ANGEL.t-iS. aftie
E. H. WORKMAN & BRO.
Saddlers and Harness Itlakers,
TEMPLES MARBLE FRONT BLOCK,
Will keep constantly on hand an assortment of
Saddles, Harness, &c. Kc.
_.e]-«'-.-ng done Willi proi*i|>tne»8.
Oct. 24th, 1858.
IMC - jES. -A. ^_? SBrm
Notary Public and Conveyancer
SAN BEBNARBINO.
OFFICE—In Brick Building, Main street.
Agreements, Deed., Powers of Attorney, Mortgages, aud all other Legal Papers drawn and acknowledged. finoO
matter into serious conpidi-ration. and give him a
hfiudan-nesom, tb»t bv m ght put aside and turn
fo good account. Girard. a little nettled by this,
replied ibat be would give him ten thousand dollars, but Rci.eijeot demanded sixty. He was told
to wait uutil the next day, wheu, without hearing
another word in relation to the matter, he received what he asked for—sixty ihcu.and dollars.
Magnanimous as Girard could be in many fhiugs
on the
Of hi*.
dhe
rill-lien. ■
i franc*
ah!.* I
. pens
bear
aid tc
oft
on ventured to cross the ocean to visit him
iladeiphia, he immediately sent them away
i tr fling present. In one particular instants*1
liil'ited unusual bard heartedness. His cap-
had received the strictest orders not lo bring
strange good?, passengers or letters marked
:hem. One of his ship? was returning from
aux. and through another whijh had hurried
'"ore it, he learned that it was conveying him
ati.
of his a.
.aslle. on
Ut
:ia:.li*
bidding him to land?
it that point until an
■th-. vessel had been proeur
ed to take them back-
to Bordeaux, wh-n he migh
come up to l'hdadfc
lpina.with his cargo. Tht
captain was then rep
aced bv another person. He
lowerer, made an ex
eptJoaia favor of two neices
,he orphan daughter
- of a brother who had die
n poverty. He alio
wed these girls to come tc
iim. and gave one ot
them permission, along witl
lliy Munis:
nine
. Le
jdt
Ao
lemoni, who hud i
upon the restoration ol the Bourbons, after the
battle of Waterloo. In his will he bequeathed an
equal sum to the ofher.
of live vears immediately preceding
last, lhe army averaged 13,600 men,
ind the expenses ol transportation
.0.000.000 or two mil lions annual1}*,
iod of 'five years preceding fhe firs'
GAMERINTJS EEEWEBY.
rilHE best ALE and Bi'iER nu*.;iuf.u.mr''d, andal-
J_ wayson hand. Delivered to city customer.
withoutexlra charge.
Coopering-and Uepnir_-i£ ofRiuids.&c.&c.
An assortment of Barrels always on hand.
K. MESSER, Preprietor.
Oct 30th, 1S5S.
id 9,9911
mei
in the h ■*•'■ _•_ yesb ::!av. as mteo
fVr Calif.'..a on the stealer of th- ,'
ber, we have be* n laform.d of the f.
John Drew, an excellent Irish conun
actor of consid u mil'.1 ooie, aad Mr. C
be the best delineator of Irish character since the
days of the lamented Tyrone Power.. Webfrfe $e-
lore made mention of Mr. Collins7 design to" visit
California. What, with Mr. Hackeft, Agnes Roh-
inson. Dion Hourcicauit, John Drew. Mr. Collins,
Mr. Anderson, the celebrated tragedian, Mrs. J..hu
Wood, Mr. John Wood, Mrs. Alexina Fishes Baker.
Mr. Lewis B.fcer, the tuleuted Mr. James Stark,
Mrs. Stark, the ever popular and gifled __.i9.sin
Groagenh-iim. Mrs. Judah, our old established and
weil-heloved favorite, whosa lustre never dims,
Siguor and Signora Bianchi, and others of less
note, we (.ball have the stars of *rag"dy. comedy,
vaudeville, burlesque, and no lack of operatic in
...rludes, during the wioler. Really, we are promised an abundance of choice entertain meats' far
i surpassing anv other one city in theUnio.i.—Htr-
j aid.
Medical Department or the U. S. Army ox tke
Pacific Coast.—The Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, for December, contains the following
list of the medical officers of the United States
army now stationed on this coast :
| Charles McCormiek, surgeon U. S. army, senior
j on the Pacific coast, medical director ofthe mili-
i tarv department of California, graduate of the
Univeisity of Maryland,
Joseph R. Barnes, surgeon U. S. army, medical
director of the military department of Oregon,
Assistant Surgeons. Stations.
C. C. Keeney San Francisco
R. Murray, medical purveyor Pacific coast.Eeuicia
J. F. Hammond, as-istant surgeon .Foil Townsend
P. Or. S. TenBroeck, assistant surgeon., Fort Tejon
T. A. McPurliu, assistant surgeOn, ..Fort Cascades
Lafayette Gu;id wsistaut surg.. .Fort B am bold*
Wm. S. K*U:tr, a.-si.-l a: it surgeon . . . .M.ifavi* river
K. Gilaan. assisteol surgeon Yamhill
ir friend Reeratd to have
resentiment ol upproach--
ing Eteaih ; for his conversation night alter night,-
aa he sat talking with us for hours at a time,-
showed that his thoughts were tending.towards the
realities of the unseen world. The iast evenings'
we pent with him, were in a great measure, occupied with discussions respecting death', tbe exist*
e__.ee o: spirits, and a future life, themes which' on
these occasions, bespoke of uniformly in art-verent,
earnest and religious .-pint.
! His eu I ". i- peaeefal, though sudden. He rasa-
| ed away without a struggle—without" a groau;*
! an9 tbose who have looked upon the calm reposo
[ of his features in death, saw nothing there that
was repubive or unpleasant to contemplate ; a
j hi a**y c.'.ud seined to have pa-sed from his coun-'
teo&uee, Bud he looked as one who slspt.
He tins p ,--*.l away from among ns, hut he haa1
uot per.-h.d. Long will his memory be oherished'
! in ihe hear is ot tlicse who knew him best, and who
i were tber fore best able to discern the true nature'
; of the man. i'lrough ihe clouds that at times ob-
\ ,-euit d it. Tho^eofus who enjoyed his intimacy
' and his friendship, cannot easily forget him ; and:
' #e are assured that it will be long indeed before
: California will cense lo^cheriph the meniory ofher
The Vistage.—The following letter, says the
Washington Union, Irom an extensive owner of
vinyards in Fr.'i_i32*to an English resident in Paris.'
contains some in teres! ing observations on the v in.
tage of the preeent yewr :
In the departments in which the renowned sort
of wine are produced, they will be equal to what'
we call viua de ta c.omete—a sacramental phrase
for good winea, ever since the year 1811 when a
comet caused great fear to feeble-minded people.
In the departments in which, like that ot the:
Iler.iuit, cheap wine* are produced, the abundance'
is extraordinary aud the qua'ity good. There
have beeu so:(ie bunchee of grapes, rare it is true,
7 centimetres, {'Ih feel long.) In some vinyards'
-in ■ 1 :ud ire : ■* ;:;' iiallon.) of wine p-r he-.tar'
[2$ scree) trtt»e iv en oblained. Certain owuers
have atftde .:(l,000 lieetolitres :■ others 25.000 : and
there are even some who have obtained 35.000.—
Now y*m know t--at the ci.u-uu_pt*ou ol the United
Kingdom of Great. Britain and Ireland is only
aboul 35,000 iieclolitres. The selling price oi wine'
to ie takeu at liie owner's, (the purchaser finding
hia own casks,), has fallen as low as 2f. the hectoli-'
tre—9 cent mes Hie gallon. This is exceptional, it
is true : but for 4 cents a gallon you may hare aa'
much vine as you iifre.-*
What a Ft range thing it is tbat Europe should
impose heiiVJ cn.-iom duties ou a beverage so'
agree ble, so strengthening, and so nourishing !—
In England, 'or example, the gallon which you:
might have in fhe Ilerault for 2d. pays a custom
duty ot 5s, 9d. It is true that in your tariff that is
the on.y enormity you have; but ought that to be
niainiain.-d'-
TlIE
^:i).;:
Now
It e it
Tbe
fra-.spor-
■ausporta-
are con-
SADDIiE! -E*. 3T
SI. ROl^TKTj
C. Hern.
H. Herri
.sistant surgeon
i-is't surg.i.N. W
Fort Ymr
Bouud'y Surve
Tbe North American
F CoxitnAiiiEi..—In Australia, tho'
t wind, and the south the cool; the
wesrerlv the most unhealthy and the east the most
salubrious; it is Bummer with the colonists when it-
is winter nt home, and the barometer is considered
to rise befoie bad weather, and to fall before good ;-■
tbe swims are black and the eagles are white j the'
mole lavs eggs and has a duck s bill; tbe kangaroo,-
an aniinal between the deer and the squirrel, has'
five claws on his fore paws, three talons on his hind
legs, like a bird, and yet hops on its tail. There is"'
B bird * Tin. Hi;, hugu) whieh baa a brooin in i.s mouth"
:..i-.i .ftd of a tongue ; 8 fish, one-half belonging to*'
ihe gemis-rara, and ihe oiner that ofsqualus. The'
(Tod 18 found ill the river*', and the perch in the sca;:
the valleys are cold, and the mountain tops warm;
tbe nell; e is a loflv tree, and th * poplar a dwarfish'
shrub- the cherry grows with tbe stone outside;-
lhe fields are fenced with mahogany; the humblest
bouse is fitted up with cedar, and the myrtle plants
are burnt for fuel; the trees are without friut. the'
flowers without scent, and tlie.bitds without song.
LO. Aire.EI._ES STREET, In froiit of OorbttC
«. IS.xvU.i-.
Telegra
hic d
-i.ai-hes ii*-. Iv 1
ceired at
TTAS the honor to announce to the Public, that,
11 he still carries on his business at- the old
stand, as above, and having in his employment
competent workmen, he is prepared fo execute all
orders with which he may be favored, in the Manufacturing of
Spam; F
tempt io
Mexico, it
lish annus
om tli
.uijtlM-
wdors
the mallir h_(we.m |
iipated that the Fienei
will not be able to pr
IJ"_(H. _'Sa_*iii.'-*,t"i.iT_;-_..asr-j"l-ig, Hill"- .■!i>_ic'_5i_j>-
of alt -iii-..*...
Also, rv-i-y__--.i__*i» t_Ue S»«_ mocrat. of the First
Pennsylvania District, hy John W. Ryan, llepuhli-,
can ; That ol V„ B. French. Republican, of the Third
Maine Bistrict, by A. "*V. Johnson, Democrat ; and
thai nf J. S, Barrett, Democrat, of ihe First Missouri District, by Francis P. Blair, Jr..Rnpiiiilican,-
H'ralsti pioBali'e lhat ihe seat ofthe member from-
thu Ninth New Voik District will be eonrested, in
tba evert of either llaslduor Kemble receiving tbo
certificate of election.
A plvlosopqei
6tS lirsl lesson
3d fro
;lt the ground i
i whom he received^
e replied, *' From1
i s'.-p until they havo
t of them."
litnres for the
ands.
> tbe
■ debts of
■ annexa-
^, jf_T _E3 J3 JET.
Garden Speeds for Bale?
BY HELT.MAN & OO.
an23 Temple's Block, Main street.- ;
valry, have been furnished.
The First Book F_.tr in A_n_i.ic*..— It is stated
in Oofrstfs Register lor tSEE that the first hock
lair in Ihe Utn'led States was held on tbe 1st of
June of Ural, vear, "and brought fogi-ther avast,
Mr. Douglas is reported to have made 120 speeches during his late cinvus*!. all Bat two of which*
were made In the one*.; ait. His road travel ia I'tifr
mr.vi, -,-. iEEl miles.
and dramntio
8 attorney and*
biuetts. on the*
Ceo. Vandeiboffi the
eader. was admitted to